Irene Dulcie Farraway1
(1920 - 2000)
Life Events
Irene Dulcie Farraway was born in 1920 in New South Wales, Australia
.1 In 1945, Irene, married Alfred Leonard Miller, son of Frederick Miller and Daisy Gladys Williams, in Bathurst, New South Wales, Australia
.1 She died on Friday, 13 October 2000, aged 80 years, in Gawler, South Australia
,1 and she was cremated at Centennial Park Cemetery, Pasadena, South Australia, and her cremated remains were buried in her husband's grave, on 1 December 2003.1Citations
- [S39] Centennial Park, online http://www.centennialpark.org/deceased-search/…
Any corrections or additional information about this person, including photos, will be gratefully accepted. If you can help, please contact me by clicking on the "Compiler" name below.
Glen Kingsley Blaser
(1928 - 1952)
| Charts | Emanuel Case Descendants Chart |
Life Events
Glen Kingsley Blaser was born on 17 December 1928 in North Adelaide, South Australia. On 20 May 1950, Glen, aged 21, married Monica Marie McEvoy, aged 19, daughter of Vincent Anthony McEvoy and Ruby Maude Bullock, in Church of England in Mylor, South Australia
. He died on Saturday, 1 November 1952, aged 23 years, 10 months and 15 days, in Mylor, South Australia
. From "The Mount Barker Courier and Onkaparinga and Gumeracha Advertiser*, 6 November 1952
DURING the inclement weather, experienced at the weekend, a bolt of lightning struck and killed a young Mylor farmer (Glen Blaser), while he was working on his father's property. The unfortunate man was found by his brother (Noel), who later said he had seen flames in the paddock.
The impact is thought to have lifted Glen and thrown him for a distance of several feet. One boot was blown off and his clothes were almost completely destroyed. He is survived by his wife and one child.
Sgt. A. C. Collins of Mount Barker, prepared a report for the local Coroner, Mr. R. C. P. Darley, who deemed an inquest unnecessary.1
Mylor Man Killed by
Lightning
Lightning
DURING the inclement weather, experienced at the weekend, a bolt of lightning struck and killed a young Mylor farmer (Glen Blaser), while he was working on his father's property. The unfortunate man was found by his brother (Noel), who later said he had seen flames in the paddock.
The impact is thought to have lifted Glen and thrown him for a distance of several feet. One boot was blown off and his clothes were almost completely destroyed. He is survived by his wife and one child.
Sgt. A. C. Collins of Mount Barker, prepared a report for the local Coroner, Mr. R. C. P. Darley, who deemed an inquest unnecessary.1
Citations
- [S195] "Trove" Digititised Newspapers, online http://trove.nla.gov.au/
Any corrections or additional information about this person, including photos, will be gratefully accepted. If you can help, please contact me by clicking on the "Compiler" name below.